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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Like els 'sts CoeselrUs VsSDEsEuT.
the Ein< ~ bsrs.i hegsn business as q
boasrnan. bat forte Dats,y. having soms
drcrs oflietrous blood "A hss veins. ne
VS. a1sis king n 1874 The wees
walca have grown npoa him until ihs
revolution - 8 consequence are Eaub-
hug. recklsss spending. bribe-tsk.nz snd
dssoie,s iriny. His income hes IT,
cuisi S5QeC0 nisn1ially for private sx-
psnditfrs snd el1eC0 q year for psi ace
sxvsnsss. besides he csnt - crown lauds.
slsgtce every yerr While he VIE sri
bis sister hzve rceived $4,000 sanusliy.
Eve1 Tiit hess revsruss kstAKArA hsa
res s77i oet n debt The rdicrloas.
little sirzisr hrs planned its court svi-
dsntly cn some iaTerisi model Serious
trcreie vas almost Inevitable frcm shis
cs Use e'ccs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

whs - asay ists3s oass Have ssss A@sf
3za ths hsspsnsssflit, II Fsreats-

Wa - asay Ls<t3e oaes Have Bees L@sf
3sa TIE hssPsns4eilits ~ fsreats-
There vas Exossbly ~ hsRplsr roHs "A
AmeFiez tksa LA 0f NJ 5aN-s y. AAs2.
II Desroit There = pf0oscly nocs uaoTs
aals<E4b.s today. k9or sesks a. NJ. Ailsa
k4d srigbt zno attractive ellis thel Vas
Ias psg cf l1s neaas snd Eks Joy u al hls
irissds- foc.y 10 cklsclsn yoass L = ee
heard IN lAs E00seeola for = nAz o<eo
sfiiisd IL dsxtA As. Allan aogicsd that
ths ehiia w1s sihag THAI Il fsllsa 10 tsks
ia fosd properly * e.Ia. rsiasn aaa isst
sometking soefnss - os troubling 8 out
sac tf00kht that y Was oafy ~ s teza pefsry
n4laFs snd would soon p&sxsssY. y hst =
terrible mistake sac nSae.
Cnildrsa req0irs more careful sEtfntoa
than adults. GAey are IA tas toFuEUvs
period. The sligAteIt innae2es s1scss thsiaa.
aud blood disorders ehoieFs iBisnt1na, cys-
EMERY aud the tboassnds " lis thai cEll-
orsn sfe subject 10 come 0a Ike thieves
Parents are CTimiBAl.y responsible Far the
death Of cBiloFsn 4 they % not observe
these eonsi1g troubles sRd lake tasm IA
time. IL taeir hl0Oli = kept pure lacy slis
throw Of diseaxe. II it : impure they are
certain 10 slesen and perhaps die There
are ieT preparations tnat are adapted t0g
childreEs uss. but IL Englsnd, y aeFe rosy
checked sna healthy children are the raie,
1 lit Qer "a A. = I-+O8 4slAAt+ 4A7 t<NL
| found almost indispensable. IL c0atains
properties specially designed 20 purify the
ehiids blood. drive out ham0rs or tsi1is
ward o1 diseases. and establish health. 80
| certainly does Il al piish these things
that tie proDrietoFs guarantee is use and
authorize al dealers To rsfund the money
| II the Elixir does not accomplish what =
| claimed for IL. There are thousands oi chi
| dren veil aid healthy today, who would oe
! in their graves hsdit not been Tor the timely
use ef lnls TensFkaoie remedy and there
are thousands more VINO Iced X without
/ delay
As shove remarked. any parent who care
| lessly negiects MS child l. crlminAily re-
| sponsible. although We believe such neglect
! is through thougnties sness. But 70 Is none
| the less disastrous. The innumersole homes
that mourn today prove this. Ine might
/ have been" does not atone for neglect. The
| little ones can notexercise care over them
selves aud /, Is the solemn duty oi ali pa
rents to guard not only their own heaith,
but that OF their children. ana 10 employ
that means which has been proven 10 be
| purest and best.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

soeistg.
ftars 4ss cartain 1rtle asss - pcf4Iax 80
l8xlEzlia1. ~ q alnaer slssL-r..ssl. tzzs
14rdlg saszks. ssHs f9f ths s.zzszs. s3Ess sd
ali1r4ses. A. x2od as6lesslF - As b.
taa 81 zarEssca .alt.stss tEs 1os1s is.rs
ll4eas ~ f3lloNs.
i lae d.ansF - - gwen Is nat oBs ~
r,Ee5leuy lHslea ia Sss Ns.x uleal,s 3
bzaaaze o. ws.eA guests sFe batdeB ttEss
sseAs "a aasaaes. tas kssfess n.ost oftza
writes IA tAs FIST p~fsoa - asr .sar Afs
famqk ~. soPslk sA4t yet ard Ar taHp-
kii.s sia ziss ~ ths Pls@-4fs = y0aF cea.-
paaY ~ 4lHasF Ca Tass.isy, ths t<easy Ltsi.
a. kat zfLsc srgsa 8'elsfz 4At slk1lbg her
s.lf -ss,1r. go ) ally Sara
To > AKA Ars 1oz4eklns. a. p 1mrflF a.
snaF os after ass eol-ssil -ati2a elsl 1er .asss.
resrea.ss 1sFh4rs - l1iices.
Es4F Afa aHlfh q l1 sssF terms -
& uosal2. o.4s T1se AF nsaf AFs. SalitLi.
1ls Fl ssapsias and saFe sr-st pleasure in
set-0flAg F9aE sIas iaFfatten 90 aianer "a
taesiaf 10 twenty Gfta. a bar after
sven oelaek- Years cordially,
l. ToxpxISs
T. viii be Hotsd 81 tae observer tAa- bo.h
Ms. smith aaa Ms. Tsmpkins erite their
dates Ia s.sA. aai tlzI Ar4 Iaaspki4s takes
ears 10 repeat the d2ls aud hlgF ~ the BRO
posed tessiF.ty Ia orsler tnzG ~ HisuRd=r-
sfAnd.ns may arse.
Should Als Tcmpkias. On the O.her had.
he accustomed 10 give many AMI oefeEnqnious
r-rlsts she al - provided fes Use on SUCH
o,casions. with large, square c2ris. engraved
a. foil8s.s wilh bl4lks for Insertion c. names
anii dat-s.
slr a8d Nh. Iempkins request ths
pleasure * ~ AID Atgs snitA's company
a. anasr oa 1uesisy, January the twenty
dftb at sigAE Jci9ck.
Cd Fiita ayruus.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Although It j. quite generally believed
that Gen. SMITH. shs new Sapsrinsend-
snt OF Polics. ia rather eTsctn&ly putting
. stop . the practice Of painting the
sowo," yet the TsfzsRA8 HzRALD has
svidsncs 10 show that very many pr0mi-
rent citizens are iEs. uow painting the
town As Il never wEs before. The proqfi-
stors % ths Tower Ciock block led OF
ant lie spid5a.c o. paint has spread up
and d0Fn @o1rcs. Pearl snd Cans!-5ts.
g-easiy e. tbs imrro sausat m appearance
ct lsast - ma1s &C our ooss promiaeu.
bu.ll,cxs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

For Chicago Propellers Tempest, 265. 600
est lumber Michael 6roh. 10000 lumber
c. Hiekox, 25C0oO lumber, New Era, l7o,-
zoo lunber: Albert Soper. 10000 lumber,
swallow, 10000 lumber: John Otis. 80
oOD lumber Scbooners-kate Howard,
rs 600 iamser; II. Rand, 1000 lun Der,
Thos. Hume. go 600 lumber. William
Jones. ls0. go lumber, c. j. Rotder, l,4O0.-
0CO shingles.
For Michigan City-Propellers II. A..
Root. 200 600 lumber A. K. Colborn, 10000
lumber.
For Racine-Schooner May Brown, 81
cords slabs, and sloop Jim Barnes, IS cords
wood.
For Ailwaukee-Schooner o. NJ. Nelson.
la. .000 lun Ger.
Total. Lumber. 1850 600: Shingles, l,4oo,-
COO, slabs. 32 cords wood. Is cords.
Ciearences rom Port Sherman for Chi
cago-Pr0pellers Berrien, 10000 lumber
and Saugatuck. l75. 600 lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15


rlalle thoroughly a. aosue. A plan ia vogue
Ia iargs establishments j. for every one 70 have
soass oatmeal an esg. sonic tea or coffee IA
rs bedroom. an not 70 meet untll lunch or
tire II o'clock breakfast Tnoss who have
literary occupation thls save the hours mos,
valuabe FOR work. ard Each, including the
hostess, has the morning % spend at win
Should a long drive or excursion be Ia order.
the hostess is expected 70 explain the night be
tore, that every one NAV be in readiness.
This ffeedon. together with a most watehfui
care for the comfort and pleasure q gCests,
givesa great charm u : tlourn at an English
country place
Scene in y London street
Here is a large dealer Ia womcns garments,
standing on platform Ia tae principal clothes
exchange, and around him a crowd of buyers.
Oh either side of him, also mounted on the
platform, ara as two daughters, good looking
young Jewezs raaidens. They net as models
Vow. my dsays, eres a dress for three bob
am a buck- Look ~ IL Here be pats ths
waist on bis daughter and holds the skirt IN
his hand Isn't IL be&utyf y nat do
ear. all crowAi Well, times Is bad and
We must sell 40, my dsaTs. one more osfer,
and up goes the donkey. Three bob, ear.
~ u. nl- ce4. klSS up tfie lil
Across the narrow passage from this stall Is
q man dressed in tight ftsing suit Of bright
red calico. with white jockeys cap on his
heal Re Is selling mons coats, trousers and
waistcoats. sons cf which he fits on over tie
tight flrtng red calico
-'Ere's a coat; q regular tip topper; who
wants j. for SIX bobf Fit you, Spoify" This
addressed 10 a busy little man pushing for
ward 10 look at toe coat AS If twas made
fur yer. Five bob takes it; not a iarden less.
50 'elp ule tater.
The coat wes sold and tall man elbowed
up 10 the stall
~Fit you Mr.. skyscrsp@r. What are we
ERE fors We flt 'em ell, from giants to odwarfs-
Too 1gn for you; wei, try further down the
lane, and X you don't pay double Iii eat my
at Come, Starcny,' addressing rather
stiT hooking. well dressed young man, "let me
san you . dress ssit KIM up, nay tulip, your
c,.anc, Is a GOOD one.
Ia this way The man IN the brilliant red
calico entertained hrs customers. amused the
crowd and kept business booming On al
sides were the dealers; some hal no stalls.
but we're coatent TO plls the clothing they had
fsr sale on the wooden floor Of the exchanges
There were heaDs OF trousers, of coats, CT
xaistcoats, Of cast OF gowns, OF underwear,
Of ha.s, caps, boots and shoes. Now and then
doomed up nuxe piles Of discarded collars,
cuffs, mecktieS. scarfs and ccIsets, or stays, as
thay are called here. There were colored and
white collars, and collars OF every shape and
make. from the ancient -siieboards7 Of our
crsndfathsTs 20 the stick ups. all round
srsr and @turn downs" Of the present day
Pobert p Porter in Chicsgo Inter Ocean
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Col MoaRlsoS - credited by the To,s-
do Bsote With having discovered sc EVIL
onsa Ia the fact that the crows are
building thsir nssis in the lofty slms
about the White Houss. Ths ColoEel
ssys thar N 1856 .uss Setors JEBU BAKER
defeated han Tor Congress, the crows
buili nests 10 the trsss around his home
AZ Wsterloo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

The AiiegAa Democrat says hose
ear did. the othsF day, mat DoS HEN
DEEs0S aud q ios more men II Allsgsn
h2vs tried IN vain 70 do FOR years; It
knocked EDwT RxID down. We ara ls't
in the DARK Is TO the amount OF injury
the hose cart receivsd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

TIE New York sfaf's GeANr m0nu-
neat sutsfprisa was healthy IA the seed,
but shs ho. san withers the plant and L
has reschsd ouly me sicxiy heighs OF
about 5000
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

r. JUdge THuRntS should be noni-
mated 81 fhs Democrats q Ono. and
thsa e - should BE- defeated by FoaA-
xra. it would be a great thing tor FosA-
xxss Presidential bcam
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

A ehisf q division 10 tae Treasury De-
paf.rent has rseonrnended FOR dismissal
cue of rs clerks who bathed his feet IN
The Office bowl There must be no viola
tion OF tie evil service rules of the great
IN wsahad-- D.nonc.acf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Ths city fe141n q he Tx KORAN
HzzALD is Increasing daiiY. Dop't leave
tke o.sy isf TAO Sumner without order
iez i seni % yoar address,.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

"JCs FCLrIzxI's unprlneipled sheet,
n What ne Lansing JOllFRai calls the
Nee York World Nov ths question
vita Mr. PULrizkR is which snail 10 DO,
suspend a. once. or sell oal
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Ihsg say ilzGiAlas 4sssr strikes tsica
in tha sana place. Be. is struck Uzovsa
CLGyxLAxD IN lsS4. sni again Tuesday
night it struck q CLEVELAND asg pole at
dlandylils. Here - 2 straw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

d ffsIrf ffIlF tfrerl Fn1faT
loosl fseiRht ies - Grind ferifs - T. -
n earring passengers - ~ - tsia~as0p
Through tickes ~ a. fofuf enc iserths i1 eif -
ing cosrhee ran - sfcfired al Erio7 Iicfcl o1 q
g Monroe 81. suf o. ffpsf
" mrEFsrFs rerl Al
Gao. " Nrrsor flsv Ticfrf Afest
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
IN THE PAPER
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

ABt advertisements ia this col 81 s1a, aBtsr
~ batsxer head, except Wanted sttss-
tions, will he charged fer at the uDifoFfs
rate Ia tae table bsi0s. Always p-ysbls IA
al
The nuEaher Of lines - ssy advertisement
bs fouad by dividing the nssa bet of
words by seven. Any psrt OF iiae coGated
one fall has.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

fDsiiy. s1nfaY ssc' pted sissiIs.
lsaenferf tsktBR ibe eaI e1pfeas maze
conncCtico ~ DetrfHt To- New ork.4t.a .ahf "a
pres h~ flesginE from flcffeft n f+rsn1
kapids.--oBls Zoe running Limlte9 ps pres iesv-
iof herr 81 = ~ = m wi'h nro rsf 90 Detroit
~ "a iIlR dirccf connection To- ~ F,onis fas A.
rfTiuf ~ Zee Aprs ~ fti the nrfl even.
irf.-ThTouEh tictetf s--snfcd ~ ~ = n A "
ontces kveets boteL sr6 a. oeIra
ftr f.aHFyrf1. fiff ffrs Al
eno y. ktKrTs Trsfc Manager. rbieafo
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

bsi.. All Others etcep SUNDAY.
he%pDE csT ruD Faelhc suf Atlantic "a.
pres 70 snd fro1c Ictruit-f'arloT csr rla on
Dsy tIprcss aud Grand Rspids EsTrszs 70 sd
lom Detroit -iercct connections unce a i,e
troif with All through lrsins eass Tlrkr,s On "A !.
81 tnioa 1ickei once. . Noproe-si apd ~ rnion
depot
u. ". geHSgToN. Mich Tass Az =. nanunss
cgts NoBEfs Senl AT s. Nouros.t.
O. ". kroeLEs. q 7. and D. A Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Tier sag it - zo hst il Ckicsso 'aat
TIE kens lag Asr1 0s..sd ssgs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
W0nfed--Situ0fions

yVsNTED--A POSITION b YOUNG NAN
W OF good character. - sienoefapher, type
writer a1d book-keeper. Have had experience
rs sieDog iapher aud typ writer. and college
c0urse IN book keeping. Moderate sslsry es-
T'ected. Address =. J. ;. a. this once. lg2tf
CITUATION WANTED TO THE BUeINEes
- men of Grand Rapids. Nv family = 10 dit-
iress and want work. bave had ssveral yesrs
experience IA mercantile experience. An
graduate Of commercial Oliege Was a.
one time cashier and buokkeepef fof one -
the leading houses of your city. Save some rep
uiation foI literary work. Ciiy references FIR
nishec. VIII you aid on eI-soldier 10 hs dis.
uess. address Soldier, box -, care Telegram.
Herald.
WANTFD-A POSITION IL WHOIEsAIF
W grocery Willing 70 commence with land
ling freight have slways teen IN The feisu
Erocefy business. and cfD furnish sets q fory
references. Addrcss b hlS this ehce 4.
UANTED-sITCATiON A. cHhHBRRwAfD
w second gifl Or nurse IA ian iiy or Ho'e hF =
c0loIed g-l. can give best ~ references. address
No. care Telegram Heuid- 1921
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15


A 6kNEs wE wssH - OBTAIN a. seExz
= A. ekest es,lsis = lis : sl1sa aielAt 1Aa t'Ae-
asa 81 - elftis "a kersl 4alE< o.s @Et ~
a. sat a.Aks 4sick sAiss tatl - pfof's. @.it
S1esi ~ ele akk tfe1t aEe . ssa szents - b
= - lafat > fesr e setet ne1S. s1nAe -
t-seI sae Ntiei slaf 81 asss fiex c4e fctala
ksss ala-AA2 a,se alasssF ls1s1 81 tae4 1fifnhe1
ssn1 a. aact - otn Hilesfass1 .lra1.kss sf q
AZ re- kdaEe&s Ns ius - kose.lf - slss.l -
q. ls1'si, fissssesE "a. -
tlsNTEn- GGAlRAl AGFkg To HAkla.s
" William cofpes- i.iait IarR q lae ale4
49, 49, @s~' sss 81 ss ss..s - sssss 49,
mAKTKD- AeENIs n Nsoal&Ax. Wis.
w Oo1ssta. slia ltilno.- - SEA "a oonasl.slal
az lines si slspaaro boaks aad hfsssoii.,sa Re -
sllles a. meas.-ly I&ynaeast. isInUs bsales
= es-nk bsSoks, kisEoas slltersass, elfsiks. faes
eNezy herr = Nhon - pla iab thsos F.asas
cheap IA cssf ear agents sfeEsSe stsasIt 81 =
d&s ito ca Pcflenle 9 thtesllneui uezS>14ft .nna
ioi setills. ssiha esis't @nd -, - h~nanf -
ealeAge s4lyl
bsaras1ss.
\ fNC0fN H0usf. y SPRlx6 sI.-HEsT g. A
L. ass ao4.se ln Airnlsan. kkoellens sslsr1 sns
n.eais .sso 4 lieS Slisi aasse aevlF titfea -
near AOaf,sS e. al the naalssase halsses A. h
aefsois stAlehes saa ihtsieis fssil,alss silsa.
tlaH given 20 ~ cosr tosf anr sal ~ tssnsa4ts
sa1 tsx liehis ~ s3iaicIa "a sa cahis 10 Va. ne
hease = y sullivan. fsepns.ef
IsOa > TER wEfg VOC CAN HAVE EnR
i ioom and sooa essre e = sfosc~ss. lsst
pOARn ~ IAk DA1 Ga wEEk ar AEAs.
- can De abi4lsed a. Nm A. q srissolc "a.
Ia IAifa-sse. a. seFg neaAe2asis sals4. AZ
Professional
nOcTok MARY n THOMPSON. oFflgrlA
IL Monnoe-st Hours oet Near a. sGa IL q n
: % aud % : 3. IA. tsencfsi fzer1lee. is8
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

JANTED-F1NE FIRST CLASS CABINET
w makers: permanent o.itlons. Union School
Furniture Co., Battle Creex, Mich. l96
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

WANTED - 500 LABoRERs FOR KANSAS,
w Iowa and Illinois; highest wages free fare
Il Cnrlstian, - Sonth WaserioJ-st corner 0f
Lake, Chicago. Enclose stamp for reply. 3 i1no
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
Money To Loan.

yVANTfD-HOfS WITH Rooms MAR
w ceaief Of City. Rent no objest Answer,
naming rent. his u ~ j. Telegram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Lost.
WA&TED--A YOUNG MAN oFi7OR sYEAR~
~ not afa oi work steady employ meiit
Apply al Nc Pearl ~, kn,,ing fsctory. 10
I OsT MAR THE CORNER OF LA6RANE
IL and OskeGts. a 10 ket book containing 81
IN moaey sniSseversi blank notes su II 81 are
nsei hy the NcCormi Harvesting Machine to
Finder vii he rewarded by rstuunng tne proper
tyto " Z beuisons once. 1t - Diyis.or-sg "a
| OST 81 SMALL FEMALE Dos. COLOR
IL brown with white spots. Return 10 American
Express o-ice and receive iiDers reward. :. 4
Nonnley. agent. 1911
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

IVANTED TEN FIRST CLASS MACHIKIsIs,
w also one wood worker, must bc experIeaced
al bench aud machine. Enquire imm edistely al
Perkins q Co. l9}
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

UANIEn TO RyST-sufTE or NICELY Tx
w FUN she'd rooms foT N an and ~ g. mrtt b
uear business center. Address. Nsurlcc csss ri
Telegram Herald o'lee Igs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

Esis agKkN ChosGE ss1lDlN0 lo4s 0N
l. Ncxa2s ave Price -. uue Asl- oes.
eaa&aee IL tts &DU - peSsaee-s kest taN = .
4 ~. EeoEs q as ~ = a1isaale hssik Iit ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

INoR s1IF = 0SE oF TIE HFsT PsYIEf
- on-s anf rezts5lrarts II ire city. WI. "A
sd esp - csxb. frx1k : WsrreA Hlcfies.
Hos-e. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15

EOR SALE AND FOR RENT-IHE IRVING
con o. Of 5. D-Yision sad Island g room. IN
al. steam heat 2nd snd Sid ftofies and basement
with good elevator me furniture. ixtuns sud
general OUTFIT OF his fri ciao oGrcirg house Ior
sale with lease cf The premises Terms easy sud
Norris, % lyo -st isNf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-15
For Reilt--Hossses


TOR RENT - CONVENIENT FLATS FOR
/ small families in the new Derby block, W
futOD-st. Inquire At III Mt NernOn-st l41f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-06
THE FIRE RECORD.
Temple Visited by Tbirty-Fivs Thou.
sand D0llsr Blez The Insurance
About Twenty Thousand.
Two Hundred Bales of Cotton Burned Near
Bryan-KsRsss City Has Hundred
Thousand Dollar FLA.
S35, 900 Blaze at Temple.

Special to the Gazette.
TEMFLE, TEX Nov. again our city
has suffered from the ravages Of fire. 4
little past 3 O'Clock this morning the
stiffness was broken by the alarm. The
frsmen responded with their usual
aIacrity. The fire mad broken out near
the Twelfth street side OF lot so, and
when the tiremen reached the scene the
flames were rapidly envelopiDg the drug
store of j. NJ. Gooch and the general
store of W. r. Branch. N0twith-
standing the fact that number
Of streams Of water were kept
pouring on 1t by the steady hands OF
brave firemeD, the fire was
not controlled and made sure
until ths store and contents OF W.
FL. GrazieT, the drugstore and contents OF
J NJ. Gooch, the millinsiy store Of Mrs.
@. Venny, the store and contents Of ".
r. Branch, the furniture house
Of J. A. Roussen, the store
aud pawn shop Of Domnsu (
Zeidel, the story OF r Dickey and the
boarding house OF Mrs. Corum were all
consumed and their sites left vacant,
black and smoking. Several fremen
were right bsdly burned and many were
placed IN imminent danger Of loss OF life
in their heroic efforts TO save property.
The total loss is estimated st $50. COO;
distributed as follows:
Domneu & Zsigel, loss on stock $4,000;
Insured IN insurance company Of Dakota
for $1,000 and in the Southern of New Or
leans for $1,000.
W. r. Branch, loss SIS, 900; insured il
IiyerDOOl Snd London and Clone for
$1,000 On stock aud $1,000 on building,
$1,000 in East Texas. $500 in the
Southern of New Orleans, $500 in the
Pelican of New Orleans, $500 in the
Commercial Ct Californis, $500 in the
Norwich Union.
J. n, Jepson, loss on building $4,000;
insured in the East Texas for $ll00.
J, A. R3ussel, on stock $500; insured
for $1,000 in East Texas anu $1,000 IN the
Pelican of New Orleans.
III Goocn, loss $4,000 on stock, in
sured for $500 in Hartford, $50 in
InsuraIe9 Company of Dakota, AID $500
il the New Orleans Fire Association.
W. II. Gr&zter, loss $4,000, Insured for
HOO in the Sun Mutual.
r Dlckey, loss on stccE $500, insured
for $3.50 in the Commercial OF California.
G. w. Walton suffered severe loss on
building, covered By q policy Of the East
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-06
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY. NOVEMBER

ceremony of dedication is not likely to be
forgotten by those who had the privilege
Of taking part in it. l wish you had been
there, and 1 rejoice to Thick that 1t has
been regarded, both at home and here, in
E gland and America, IS one of the land
mslks in the history of peace and good
viii. May yon live long to enjoy dis
tinction OF which any citiZ5n in either
country might be proud, bus your brain is
ever busy with generosity and good deeds.
Fer myself l owe you my thsnks for plac-
Ing NE On that memorable day in 6 posi-
ton Of such honorable trust, and in
thanki3g you / thsnk the kindest man,
the best conditioned snd most ulwearied
spirit tGat this great world has ever
known. HENRY IRVING.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-06

in the hope OF getting q good order, to
get on dining terms with the American
hog, SIS he is q strict believer in the whole
Of the Mo, aic law. But he hsd no wife,
neither did the petty Henrietts have q
husband.
Now, there exists among the very or
thodoX H brew func ioDsry known as
Shadchen, 1t is bis charming business 10
! bring, fer & consideration, people o: a
msrtisl turn OF mind together for
matrimonial purposes. n plain United
States he would be called 9 marriage-
| broker, but his hardiwork is
ususlly of q more lasting end respectable
character than that CT mis- A ne ric IN prot0-
| type. His fee is regulated usually, ss in
{ the case OF lawyers, by the wealth of b S
clients. When Lis work is successful =
accomplished he is said to have made q
Shidsch, and he figures as "a honored
guest at the marriage feast. -.ee
Cae Of these Cupids, by the srts Known
only TO his profession, brought Mr. Sol
onion and Mics Erlich together, and forth
with it was s case of Shidach.
This was July 10, and, according to
plaintiffs story, the marriage was
set for September Is, lust
after the Jewish holidays. H ppy
in his new-found love, Mr.
Solomon took his pretty lancee out to
have refreshments at a restaurant. With
ell the lavish generosity of q msn who
had Just felt the joyous psng # Cupid's
dart, he told her TO order anything her
dear heart could desire-the best the
house afforded. She ordered oysters.
Her betrothed was shocked and indig-
nant. He did not kick against the bill,
| but he did against the food. The Mosaic
law prohibits the children Of Israel from
eating shellfsh as well as pork, end TO
the orthodox mind Of Mr.. Solo
mon his intended bride committed
sscrilege in eating oysters. On inquiry
he discovered that the oyster was her
favOrite picnic Wand, and ne W&s douby
shocked. As tae plate Of oysters disGp-
peareG between Henrietta's rosy lips, Ne.
Solomon's love and reW-found hopes
oozed out ct his fingers ends.
He paid for tbs oysters and took har
home, but never came he there agaip.
Tha ldes OF September came, Dut no
Solomon. TEE deserted Henrietta then
got a lawyer to sslye her bruised feelings
by bringing suit against her faithlesS
lover for $4,000 damages.
Mr.. So ONION hiss retained Thorn on &
Merzback to defend his case. and vows
by the bones OF his theirs and the teach
irgs OF the Talmud the plaintiff shall
never haVe him or MIS- money.
a piste of oysters did it..